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HPC & AI Performance Engineer

Juniper Networks

Bloomington, Minnesota, United States of America · full time

$62,900 – $145,300

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What this role is

HPE is seeking an engineer to benchmark and optimize performance of their high-performance computing and AI systems, running tests on massive supercomputers and analyzing results to guide product development. This role suits someone with deep HPC systems knowledge, hands-on experience with parallel computing and GPU programming, and the drive to work on cutting-edge infrastructure problems.

Our summary, not Juniper Networks’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Experience with storage benchmarks, profiling tools, or software for HPC systems
  • Knowledge of HPC system components including processor, accelerator, memory, and software technologies
  • Understanding of parallel programming techniques and algorithms
  • Ability to optimize computational application performance on Linux-based HPC systems
  • Proficiency with compilers (C++, C, Fortran), OpenMP, MPI, and Linux scripting languages
  • GPU programming expertise in CUDA and HIP
  • Performance profiling and debugging tool experience on Linux
  • Masters degree in a technical field (Computer Science, Mathematics, Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, or Environmental)
  • Analytical and problem-solving skills
  • Written and verbal English communication skills

Nice to have

  • PhD in a technical field
  • Familiarity with analyzing HPC benchmark and application performance

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